Judge Adalberto Jose Jordan of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit/photo by J. Albert Diaz/ALM The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit appeared ready to pick apart U.S.

State officials say that the ability of Minnesota law enforcement to test for drunk-driving has not been hampered by the discovery of possible errors in more than 275 test results. Minnesota Bureau of ...

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesady issued standing orders allowing pharmacists to test and treat influenza. According to the order, pharmacists will be able to ...

The Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti has extended the deadline for Class 9 and 11 Lateral Entry Selection Test registration. Students can now register until October 7, 2025 on the official website ...

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Abstract: Currently, the testing approach for complex systems relies on manual test case generation, resulting in problems, such as low efficiency and incomplete test case development. To address ...

Two leading consulting and expert firms – Cornerstone Research and NERA – recently issued their midyear reports on securities class actions. Both reports noted that the number of filings in H1 2025 ...

Class claims don’t provide an avenue to add out-of-state workers back to a wage case against a builder after an appeals court nixed their inclusion in a collective, a federal district judge said.

In the 18 months since the Change Healthcare breach occurred, class action suits—filed by both patients and providers—continue to multiply, with no resolution yet in sight. In fact, in late June, the ...

Liberal groups that are challenging President Donald Trump‘s agenda are exploring an expanded use of class action lawsuits now that the Supreme Court has slapped down judges’ reliance on universal ...